glamourise

• “It is one thing for TV executives to try to "glamourise" business for the sake of ratings, but the prime minister, even a sinking one, should know better.”

  Telegraph Blogs

• “The problem isn't the existence of these types of dramas that glamourise (or even accurately depict) the lives of a minority (less than 1%) within the African community involved in criminality," said Toyin.”

  The Guardian: Readers' reviews

• “The film is fantastic, and does not in any way glamourise terrorism.”

  The Baader Meinhof Complex Movie Trailer | /Film

• “Others have chosen to highlight the shortcomings of the Man From U.N.C.L.E style 70s throwback spy plotlines, that glamourise the profession as a champagne-quaffing, womanising lark- but personally I love it.”

  Simon Says MY OWN WORST ENEMY may be Christian Slater’s route back to the top… | Obsessed With Film

• “If ever you want to glamourise and vaunt a side dish of vegetables, or if you are looking for vegetables presented as a main course, look no further.”

  Cookery Book Review: Claudia Roden's

• “But note, we are all sexual beigns and will get a thingle, Proper education and family support is what is needed, not to glamourise teen age pregnancy, and getting married at seventeen does not make it ok.”

  Strange Bedfellows

• “I don't know how I feel about books that glamourise prostitution.”

  Prostitution: What a giggle

• “Feel free to do without the adornments of thyme, but a student must glamourise his or her life from time to time, however simply.”

  Caramelised Onion Tart

• “If you are going 'glamourise the issue and sell it in lyrical form then at least for gods sake get all the issues right.”

  Archive 2004-06-01

• “Fears that football films will glamourise hooliganism | FreakyTrigger”

  Fears that football films will glamourise hooliganism | FreakyTrigger

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